The Sun. — London, England, 1818-01-07 00:00:00

liIiitRICANE in the WEST INDIES. VtTRAdT OV A LETTRR, DATED ST. PIERRE, MARTINIQUE, NOV. 10. On the 21st of October, this . colony . wasVisi:'ed by the most furions hurricane ever wilnes - Sed here. 'The details of this sad disaster I, , Vanld be equally goat; as painful. The toss of nearly Lobo lives, 25,000 hogsheads of sugar of the present and next croft, incalculable losses 'in Isni!dings, animals, and the necessaries of life, have oc vasiOned a geiieral desolation, independently of - the great any:',:y caused by nine-tenths 'of the shipping, whien were in the different ports of the island, 'being either wrecked, damaged. or missing. St. Lucie and Dominica have equally suffered ; the tempest reached also St. Vincent and Gren4da. Its ravages extended to Gnada loupe, as well as Porto-Rico and its.neighbour 'hood, though in a less degree. The loss expe rienced by Martinique alone may be very mode rately calculated at 25,000,000 of francs, exclu sively of the shipping : the works and buildings of entire parishes were razed to the ground. It lasted 26 hours, 12 of which with such inconeeive able fury, as to produce all these disasters, and to 'destroy buildings whicis had withstood all former hurricanes. It will require many years before the colony can recover itself from this heavy calamity. This event his caused the following I'rt:clawat ion to be issued, which opens the ports to ail foreign vessels : PROCLAMATION•. Pierre Retie Marie, Comte de Vaugirand, Vire- Admiral, Grand Cross of the Royal and 'Alilitary Order of St. Louis, OLiicer of the Legion of Ho loom-, Governor, Lieut.-General of the Island of Martinique and its dependencies, and Governor- General of the French Windward \Vest India islands, &c.; and Louis Francois dpi Rue, Knight of the Royal and Military Order of St. Louis, and cif the Legion of Honour., intendant of the said &c. Considering that the sudden and unforeseen dis aster which the colony has just experienced, re quires that the most prompt and efficacious mea sures should be adopted for its preservation Considering also, that no hesitation sho u ld take vlace between an end so i m portant, and means .otich only call for partial and tempo'rary sacri- flees : We, by virtue of the powers confided to us by Lis Majesty, and in consequence of the urgency of the else, have provisionally ords:red, and do order as follows :-- Art. I.—The ports of the colony are open to .fo reign vessels, not only for the importaimn of provi sions,.and oilier articles entimeraied in the artet of August 30, 1784, but also for wheat and rye floor, and for other eatables, and for every thug required for agriculture, and for the i . tpairs and daily use of the siwar works. All articles commonly comprised under the de vomination of dry goods remain excluded, and reserved to the commerce of the mother country. Art. 2.—Foreign vessels shall in return haVe the liberty to export colonial produce to the amount of the cargoes they have hiought. Art. 3.—Foreign vessels shall continue to pay the duties of import established by the arm of the 30th of.Atignst, 1764, upon the .articles there in enumerated ; and shall p.iy an additional duty of 3 per cent. on those not enumerated in the said arm et. Art. 4.—Foreign vessels shall - pay the' export duties established by the arret of the 30th• of Au gust,•l7B4. They shall pay 8 per cent. upon the colonial produce which is ['emitted to be exported by the present ordinance. French vessels which may proceed to the United States, for the purpose of bringing back provi sions to the colony, shall only pay an export duty of 5 per cent. upon the colonial produce. Their 'return cargoes shall only be suhjected to the du ties established in their respect, by the arret of ;he 30 , h of August, 1784. Att. s.—The duties on colonial produce, pay able by the seller, shall continue to be levied as at present. The provis . ions of the present ordinance shall remain in force during six mouths from the date 'of this being published, unless countermanded by superior authority. Given at Martinique, under our armorial seals, and countersigned by our Secretaries, this 28th of October, 18 1 7. • (Signed) Le Comte de VAUGTRAUD, Secretaire, Durand Millard. ST. PIERRE, MARTINIQUE, OCT. 29.—" The whole colony has sustained great damage. The • houses and public buildings have- suffered much. The plantations generally ravn4ed, and the pro duce, which promised to he'abnudant, destroyed. The Caravune is lost. More than 100 men saved." The Governor of -St. Lucie has declared the port of Castries open for the importation of pro visions for three months, from the 22d of Goo.' her, to the ships of all nations in amity with. 6t eat Britain. • Dominica is one of the islands in the direct track of the late hurricane iu the West Indies ; but of the damages which it sustained few parti culars have transpired. A letter front Barhadoes gives the following details : " Baybadoes, Nov. 4. " AcCounts have of late reached us from Domi nica, whence every vessel was driven to sea during the late" hurricane, and none of them had returned when the Robert, mail-boat, which arrived here on Sunday tie 2d inst. left that island., The country has suffered •so materially, that - unless supplied, a famine is dreaded."—From another letter of the S'arne - date, we learn, that on the 29th of October . the Covet - nor of Dominica issued a rroclamation, allowing, in consequence of the plantations and provisions having been destroyed by trie'hurricane of the 21st, the importation into that island, for six months, in vessels of all na tions and descriptions, of flour, bread, biscuits, rice, beans, pease, oats, corn, meal, live stock, horses, mules, horned cattle, r, o an d f ru i ts o f kinds, i ) oatds, planks, &c. The Proclamation tither pet wits the exporainm of sugar and cotfve to the 'value of' one-third part of the imported car . -;o, anti rum and molasscilor the remainder." From ific : tON'bisi\l :TAN. G. DF.C. 30.--the Prini,e:to lVales has been pleaeil to appOin't Sir Wil:ii4n) Knighton, kart. to be AnditO'r . iif the Duchy of Cornwall, and `Secretary and 'Keej)er hisiloyal highness's Pricy Seal and tOlincil Seal, in the room of the Right lion. Sir 'Benjathin resikiied. B AN KR UPTS. • . . Joseph .Ikers,'Cliatics-street, City Rona, corn-draler,lo render January 10, 17, and February 17, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Chiswell-street, Finsbury square. . ..• • • W I Irioin nutter-inne, , l".heapside, silk=inanufacturer, Jan. 10, 17, at twelve, and Feb. 17, at one, at Guildhall. Altornev, Botklei Philip Wrii;iit, Kennington-lane, Surrey, vwer, Jan. 10, 24, nod Feb. 17, tat twelve, at Guildhall. AttorneY, M r , Carte, Austin-Friars. James flolroydt, nierctra ut, Jan. 11, 1.5", at the Sessions-lions.e, Wakefield, and 170). 17, at 'eleven, at the Cooper's Arms Inn, hialifax. At tot flies, Mr. Becket, Noble-street, Foster-lane, London: and Mr. Scatcherd, William Nlatthews, Usk, Monmouth Shire. mon e y-scrirener, Jan. 18, 4fa, and, Feb. 17, at tell, at the Black Itoch, Mon mouthshire. A4ornies, Messrs..Yrke and Williams, Lin. coin's Inn; and 1%.4r. Stokes, Caerwent, Monmouthshire. Isaac Lea, Nantwich, -ClieAhire, coal-dealer, .1311. 19, 49. at the office of Messrs. Collins and Keen, Stafford, and Feb. 17,. at the Swan fun, Staff - ord. ?Atomics, Messrs. Collins and Keen, Staff,rd. Edward Wright, Stafford, alehouse-keeper, Jan. 19,,R0, at the office of Nlessrs. Colli.i and Keen, Stafford, and Feb. 17. at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Stafford. Attornivc, Messr, Collins and Kees', Stafford. Jame , : . stAnstield, Stockrort, Cheshire, butcher, Jan. 15, 21, and Fels. 17, at three, at the Warren Bullieley Arms Inn, Stoel, port, Attornies, Mr. Parker, Norfolk -street, Strand ; and Mr. Harrop, Stockport. Il'ill;ani Mac Michael, Bristol, merchant, Jan. 27, 2S, and Eel). 17, at twelve, at the Commercial lloomF., Vri.tol. At- tornies, Nl4..srs.llon and Hewitt, Bread-street, Lon don ; and Nlessrs. Beran and -13rittati, Bristol. Joseph Harrison, Manchester, dun maker, Jan. 17, 19, and Feb. 17, at two, at the Brii!zewater Arms Ems, 'Manchester. Attort►ies, Messrs. Cutiliffe and Kaye, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. Jan. no, S. and R. Boardman, Liverpool, merchants—Jan. 28, G. Heptonstaw, Tadeastcr, Yorkshire, grocer—Jan. 27, It. Walmesley, M. and W. J. Turner, Basingliall-street, mer chants—Jan. 17, W. Crowther, inn. and C. Tapp, Charles street, Nliddlesex-hospital, coachmakers—Jan. E. - Hudson, Gibraltar, 'nen:limit—Jan. 27, It. Bayfield, Mark-lane, spirit merchant—.:an. 27, A. Evans, Cheapside, silk-mercer—Jan. 31, R. Bently, White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, woollen-draper —Jan. 31, J. Smith. Great 111 arlow, Buckinghamshire, stone mason—Jan. 28, J. Sharpies and .W. Danlby, Liverpool, merchants—Jan. 31, 1.. ('heyney, Oxford-street, . linen draper—Feb. 11. T. Lightoller, Haliwell, Lancashire, dealer in evlkoes—Feb. 3, J. Ayling, Chertsey, saddler—Jan. 27, ~pear, Upper Thames -street, stationer—Jan. 27, H. Bramley, New City Chambers, insurance-broker—Jan. 31, J. S. Payne and W. Watson, Irontuonger-latni, warehouse men—Feb. 2,1). Doez, York, looking. glass-manufactilrer— .lan. 29, .1, South, 'l'hirsk, Yorkshire, grocer—Jan. 27, W. Barnes, Blackheath, haviti-merchant—Feb. 2, P. Leigh, Has lington, Cheshire, tanner—Jan. 27, W. It. Dowse, Toolcv street, tallow-chandleriati. 27, H. Henry, Liverpool, tailor —Jan. 20, J. Radford, Manchester, dyer—Jan. 28. M. Hum ble, Liverpool,, mere ha nt —Jan. 28, S. Molland and T. S. Williams, Liverpool, merchants—Jan. 27, F. Bay, Amersham, Ttockinghamshire, hay-dealer—Feb. 14, R. •S. Shaw, Ruch dacl, Lancashire, wool!, n-manufacturer. CERTIFICATES, .lAN. 27. W. Mlam, Reading, barge-builder—J. Knight, tlotip:,ll - plan', fancy feather.-mantifactnrer—F. Sawyer, (Topton, Suffolk, Imv-jobber-=-J. 'hiswell-street, eliinaumn— T. Lady, horse-dealer—.l. I. Brandon, Church reet„Spitaltieldson erehant „Tompson, A therstone, War-. wickshire, linen-draper-- . --G. Booth, Bishop IVearmonth, bur:. ham, ship-owner—T. Leach, SaliOntry, wine and .spirit dealer—.l. Itnherts,.Wood-strek, Spit,ilfields, silk-manufac turer-3. (;ilphons, Cheltenham, Fronrilonger---.l..lnliie, Car honk-printer—J. Robson, Little 111 nal n, stable-keeper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVEI). .1. Lant,Tford and IY, Itidge, Milk -street, Cheat side, whole sale haberdashers—Cy. Michell - and E. Catitrel; Nlatichester U. Thomson and .1. Daily, Kingston-upon-Hill', insurance hroliurs—J. Vine, MottntlOasant, and It. Vine, Waterdale, Hertfoidshire, higglers-:-T. Freeman, and G. and F. Mottle, Nlelkshatit, Wiltshire, hankers-3, Ilavcratt and T. Smith, Fleellniarket, leather-sellers—M. Edensor and S. Pilling, Town head, Lancashire, Indies' fsarding-school-keepers-W.. and J. P. Anson, Aldgate, woollen-diapers—J. Branch Ma- Alton, and .1. Shirley; Worcester, wooolstapiers—A. Gent, Thurtnaston, LeiceStershire, and G. Bellairs, Leicester, ho siers—lt. Cattley, Saint Marygate, Yorkshire, and t. Catt ley, York, timber-merchants—lt. and C. liohottnin, Piccadilly, coffer-house-keepers—W. Sponner, W. Walters, M. Balls, and P. IJowdett, triiton, coach-masters---11. Bnus field and J. Armstrong, Penrith, drapers—J., .1., and L. llegitibottom, and I. Southani, Ashton-under-Line, Lan cashire, cot ton-spnaters—T. Welch and.S.Shillitto,Horwich, lAucashire, cotton-nianufactarrers--;-W4 and T. Rogers, Man chester, small-ware-manufacturers—R. Hostwiek and .1. Fisher, Kingston-upon-liull, coach-mantifacturers=-1. 0. Spring and It. Taylor, Coningshe, Lincolnshire, drapers— 'l'. and L. Andrew, Manchester, calico-printers—J. Hull and A. Singleton, Poulton-in-the-fields, Lancashire, solicitors-- E. and E. Stockman, I'ortsea, grocers—A. J. da Costa, M. P.. Gnitnaraens, and C. L. Mendez, London—J., T., and W. Dixon, North Allerton, Yorkshire, carriers—S. and A. Gotidge, Norton falcate, W. Palmer and J. R. Gibson, Strat ford, thuher7merchants.. THE IRISHMAN'S BLUNDER. To the laud of potatoes a visit one: , making, One Mister O'Donii;:hoe begged I'd IJU taking At Dub!ill a dinner with him ; " By St, Patrick," he said, " and I'll show your two eves, A sight that shall strike you quite dumb with surprise," So I thought I would humouv his whim. , I. no sooner arrived than we sat down to dine, And dinner once over we pushed round the wine, Tiil both of us got pretty gay; And my friend, who by no weans of Inn - sour was barren, Turn'd the talk to the beautiful /Packing of WARREN, Aud the richness that black would display. But lz-propos," he said, " to my chamber be coining, I'll show you some pictures in loveliness blooming, With ‘VAiirtEN's Jet Blacking I drew them ; But these pictures are magical, for you must lirmw The moment you see them toy visage they'll show, But vanish when you cease to view them," When I got to flit chamber no pictures I found, lint the wainscot W•as COMA With BOUtV that hung round, Anti reflected my Gice as they shone; Then O'Doni,;:hoe started and suddenly cried, Nu face hut my own in these Boots have I spied, But now there is mine and your own, The in}'s-tery was solved, 'twas the Boots were so bright, They reflected nor faces, and I with delight, Tit' effect saw of WARREN'S Jet Blacking; A n d when I got home to my lodgings, I wrote For a hamper of WARREN'S Jet Blacking a note ;' ..:nne .ue %visited 'Of that varnish no more I'll he lacking. • .to step in and write him a short note. The foot- The abuse truly inestimable Blacking is prepared by ltlan, knowiuo that his mistress's relations and 7 - 0 ( y fi.....-1 t friends resided at Li ver p oo l, soon procured him pen, ink, and paper. 'bile stranger then as k e d tts (1(061.721--- faivientp, be accommodated witba - glass of table be e r : th e $O, STRAND, London; lootttlitti was so .cautious, lest be should be a thief, and sold by most Itoot-makersmrocers, Ironmongers, Brnsh- , that he tiould HOt leave the room to m Makers, Perfumers, &c. in every Town in the Kingdom, in des get it, but red the honsernaid to brill , ' the table beer. — Stone Bottles, fid. rod. tad. each. G1..1 - Ask for WARREN's.Bla;king. , At this instant, th e v ill a i n was so quick as to putt, a silver. table the -----'-. - we, spoon, of the Kit , s pattern, with' CORONER'S INQUEST.—An Inquisition was taken J . into pocket,. Which, Was on the cloth at. the Croti'n, Clerkenwell-green, bef o r e T Hos . laid : for dinner. As soon as the rob,ht4'ha'd left STIRLING, '.E q. Coroner, on the body of .Mary, the, house, Mr. 4,lraktn opened the , note, and the ivif e of John Field, of Mullen-court, Stran s d„ found it was from a person Ile did not knr=w, say w'ho was found or) Sunday InOrDing,in the New ir t g he would call. agent to:Jnorrow atone ßiver. Verdict—" The deceased tirowned.,4cr, The spoon was , in.,tently Ipli3ed; and. iursuit wade, klt when in a state of mental deraugewent." after the fellow in vain. • EL.k.;`c OLY ‘WiPiv;ifEck-s. It Is' with grief wecommimicate to our ileader's the following- deta4 of the mel.wcholy fate of a part of 'the crew of the brigantine Fidelity, of Aberdeen, Capt. Murray, as eOntained in a letter • from the Agent - for Lloyd's, dated Lertsick, Zet • larld, Deeernher 21 :-- " me to acquaint you, that I received information about four o'clock yesterday after • noon, that a water-logged brig, belo ng i ng • to Aberdeen, was driven ashore on the coast • between Laxfrith and Catirith Voe. I itame (hloely 'proceeded to the place, 'accompanied by • Captain Creaser, of the late brig Helmsley, and Mr. James GiTig, Of this place, bOth very intelligent seamen, On riar arrival we 'found the vessel was the Fidelity, of Aberdeen., Alexander Murray, - master, from Me'inel, with a cargo of timber avid deals, for Liverpool; that she had left Memel 1.5 days before, and was proceeding on her passage, when she was overtaken by a very heavy gale of wind, and a treMendons beaVy sea ; that lying-to, on Monday night, the 15th inst. she was struck with a very heaVy wave, in consequence of which she became very leaky, when they were obliged to, cut away the main -mast, in order to get her before the. wind, after which they succeeded by great exertion in keeping her in that position rill Wednesday night, when she was struck again • with tw o very heavy seas, and immediately be came completely water-logged, and the sea mak ing a passage over her, sweeping every thing off the deck. All hands were then obliged to repair to the fore -top, where, in consequence of extreme fatigtie, lumger, and cold, they all perished, ex cept Captain Murray, and James Spoiler, one of the seamen. Besides the ship's compaoy, there were two seamen passengers, who also perished ; and the deck of the vessel having seven dead bo dies lying.on it, exhibits a scene the most deplor able that can be'imagined. Captain Murray had been thirty hours in the fore-top, without food, or even a great coat to keep hint warm ; yet he is in good health, except that his feet and hands are notch swelled, and the seaman is also tolerably well. The vessel had drifted ou shore upon an exposed rocky part of the coast, where the least puff of easterly 0r southerly wind must have broken her to pieces, had not immediate assistance been given; and I am most happy to inform you, that not a moment was lost in taking her out of this danger ous situation, which we succeeded in doing beyond our most sanguine expect ations, and carried the vessel, by towing with boats (the fore-top-sail being only left without its halyards), into a place where she now lies in perfect safety. It is my intention to wait a favourable opportunity of 'carrying the -vessel to this place." In addition to the above distressing accounts, we have also to state the painful intelligence Of the loss of the fine brig Caroline, Duncan, of Aberdeen., from St. John's, New Brunswick, which vessel has gone ashore in the Orkneys, bot tom up ; and we are gt ieved to add, there are no accounts of the crew. SHOCKING BRUTALITY. MANSioN-HotisE.—A German, named, Gortz, yesterday appeared upoit a summons to Answer the Comp!alio ot Mrs. Gosling, wife to a private in the Foot Guards, for an assault of the most brutal description upon herself and infant child. From tie evidence of the complainant,' corro borated by the testimony ot two other person., the following facts appeared i—The complainant Was a lodger in the house of Gortz, and a few days ago was confined by illness to her bed. Her husband being compelled to be absent on his duty as a soldier, requested that 'Mrs. Gortz would see that his wife .‘ did, not want." Sunday morning Mrs. Gortz came into 'com plainant's room, and seeing one of the chairs broken, commenced a volley of abut , e. The complainant said she was too ill to dispute with her, and requested she would withdraw : instead of which, however, she continued her invectives, and called her husband to assist her. The latter entered the room in a most violent pission, stantly began to beat the complainant as she lay in bed, and not content with that, seized the in fant (about seven months old) from her side, and threw it under the fire ! The'hand and arm of the child were dreadfully burned. The complain ant fearing something dreadful would ensue, got to tbe window, where by her cries she brought some neighbours to her assistance, and further violence was prevented. The LORD MAYOR having remarked upon the savage disposition evinced by, the defendant and the extreme brutality of such an attack, ordered both him and his wife to find hail. The door of the City of London Tavern was thronged, yesterday, with seamen, ready to prove their claim to that denomination, and justifying by their visible distress the benevolent work that was going on within. RoßauqG of MR. BRAHAM.—Yesterday, about a quarter before five o'clock in the afternoon, the house of Mr. • Brahatn, in Tavistock-place, was sainted with a double knock, when himself and family were sitting down to dinner. As Mr. B, was abut to perform in the Opera of Guy Man nering., the footman was ordered to 5. ay Mr. Bialialn was not at home, which he accordingly did. The person who knocked at'the door .appearing to lie H gentlentao in his dress and manners, said, he had jest arrived from Liverpool, and was paiticu hilly intimate, with Mrs. Braham and her family; and as Mi. Brabant was not at home b... '6 N 6N M.a. flk• E PLUUF OF 11111.:Alll THIS WEEK. tiigliest price of the best Wheaten Bread throtigb , , , ` the MetrupoNs is Stated by tse Baktirs to be Is. , 2d. t" B;ll,ers sell the Quartern Loat frO I one penny to two-pence lower. lb. ea. - I lb. oz.'. Peck Loaf to weigh .. 17 6 Quarteirn Loaf to weigh 4 4 i Half Ciao.. ditto . ... is i I Half Quartern ditto .. 1 VI SEEDN. Bed - Clover (Foreign) Ditto English White ditto Ry'..f irass Ttirmii, %%lite .. - l O, 0,/ to lli; 0(1 per nosh. BeditoJ Green . White. Mit,tard Seed Gs 0: to 10, Od Brown -ditto • 14, Oil to 19s nil CaITiIVVI4 Seeds (nett - ) Cirque Foie l6s Od to 185 Od per qr. Coriander do. Trefoil . Ribgiass ... — s -20s to GOs Canitry (new) . ' - —s 45s to 6030 d per qr. Ditti, (old) - SO, —s to 90s Linseed Oil Cake at. the Mill, —i. —s. to 151. Os. per t boil -sand—Rape Cake 81. Os. to —l. Os. per tou. UXBR Corn 7 inipector's Retort Wheat pvr 1. 18i. O. 471. ds. N.Wlicat per!. —.l Os i 0 —1 Os Barlry, per. q r. 28s thi to 51i ad It)•e, —s. Od 1.---Thursday, .Tan. 1. 0,.?‘ 'beans 443 Oct to 5Ss 04 Pease 44s Oct to St s 04 to —s Od. F HOPS. N?W Pockets. New Bags. Kent Sussex 261 Us to 281 lUs Su,Nex —1 Os 461 Os to :501 O I Essex ....281 Os it, Stl a* Famliain..3ol Os tO 371 0 PRICE 0 NEIVGATE AND LEADENIIALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Beef 3s 0(1 to 4s (41 Veal . 4s ' (I'l to Gs 4 0 Mutton .... 3s 4,1 to 4s 9.d Pork 4s 4d ti, 3s 64 ST. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, Jan. S. Hay 3l lOs Od to 51 lOs Od--Average, 41 lOs OA tiziw Clover 4l OS Od to til Cs OJ--A►•eraAe, 51 Ss Od • WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. Hay 4l its Od to 51 12s Od--Averag . e, 51 2s 14 , New ditto.. 01 O s Od t o 0 1 Os Od-.Average, of Os 01 Shaw •21 . Os Od to 21 6s Od-Average, 21 :i 00 Clover 5l 16s tid to til 16s oa__,Avera g ,, 61 6 - s , llit PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, t,O to Millis ev•11 per lb eid to 23d Ditto, sfi TO titilim each! Q4,I to 2611 Dressing Hides • . I iiFt to tf. 4 .4 Fine Coach Hides Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for cutting _ , :74d to 19,1 Diu. '4s to 501bs toil to 21d' Calf Skins.. SO to 40Ibs l7d to O 1 Ditto • 5O to 'Nibs 253 to 2941 Ditto • 70 to SOHN 2 4 3 to 2•4:; Small Seals (Greenland) 2.2i1 to g fiti i Large ditto Tdoned Horse Hides 154 to 13d- Spanish Horse Hides , IBd to 4441 RAW IDES. Best 1 - kifers & Steer,s, per st. Ordinary I s.lod to 2s 0 1 . 2s Ind l o as od. Market Calf .. eac ;. 7, (ja Nliddiin s• •g- 411 to Yi (PI Eng. Hor Hone !kis tid to Os 04 • Sl, E Polled Downs 4s thi to As 3(1 SKIINS. Shearlingc Od to 0, 04 Lambs OS Od t U OS 04 PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Stone Of slated 1; v thie Itr , s. -Is stated by ike Butchers. Janies'i isatirkei... 4s 7,1 St..lawes's Market ..4s 74.1 whitechapel Mar L-ct 4s Gj! Whitechapel.Nlarket 4s Clare Market ...... os Od Airklage Average ....4s 7ci PRICES OF TALLOW. Town Tallow.. 79 3 Gd --s Od Yellow Itu.:sizt 80s Od —s Od White ditto .. —s 011 Soap ditto.... 77 s 0,1 —s od Meiting Stuff tits ad —s ad Ditto Rough.. 4-Is ad —s Od , SOAP, &c, per I L2lb. Yellow Soap. Curd Pall Graves Good Dregs 9 to . les ~ logo .If3s (R 7s 01 PRICE OF CANDLES, from Tallow Chandlers' Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 123 04—Moulds, ISs Gd—Gd dozen allowed for ready money. On Nlonday night the workhouse of St. Mat" thew, Bethnal Green, was broke open.- The - 101)-! bers entered the premises by means of a ladder be ing erected against the bed-room window of Mr; TnomAi NICIioLS, the Master of the wolkhonse., ".1: hey stole a silver tea-pot, a•silver sugar -b ason ,; a silver crtam-pot, two silver pepper-boxes, and , a number of table and other spoons. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, JAR. 6. ' Amsterdam . 37 6 B. 2U. Ditto, at Sight 37 0 Ainstet da 11'10 C. F. m . . Ditto, at Sight ll 7 Rotterdam rlntwerp 11 12Ex.Mone/ . flanilorrgli - • 94 . 6 2/. Us. Altona ' ' •34 7 2 2, 7 s- Paris, 3 Day's date Ditto llourdeaux, ditto Frau Wort on the Main Madrid Cadiz 38' Effective Seville Bilhoa Gibraltar ' Leghorn ... fitma. . 47 -I'cl:ice •• • 49. ... • 1 Palermo ......... Lisbon . 5 8 . Oporto 59 Rio Janeiro 65 • ' Dublin.... ...:. 5t...„ Corli... 81 tler Cent. B Agio of the ank on Hollin 1 2 per Cent. Portugal Gold; in Cola • / .4 0 G per Oz. Foreiv,l Gold, iii Bars • 4 06' 'Sew Doubloons ..... .... 4 0 '0 ' New Dollar -3/ Silver, in Pars BIRTH. nn :Cloud:iv 'evening., in Portland-place, the Lady of Wil liam Curtis, Esq. of a daughter. DIED. -On Sunday morning last, at Cowes, the Ladyalames Mac dunalii, Esq. NI.P. t 1 26th hit. in London, Captain George.l3ullsy, ,of Ilearitree, Devon, aged 36. • LONISON: Printca by J. If. CAIIS'IA/14,5, of No.-49:G 'l l Ortuol,d-itreet, queen -square; ' by uf • NO. South Alolion.stteet,' at Tirg •;Lypi Office, No. I 2, Strand ; Adycy.tieructits, Lettcts, &c, (port-paid) 'aatitimit, • 'DOE. i 1" 1 1 ..:* NI, 1.141 fog!b 1_ "ed ki r 11 , eorg, , ift mol Iti Th e t vh own vi ctory 4 Poti ii ! is aPp,. nirte ,'r o „, 4„ t , re atiY 6111 respect ! 1 1., *treet. No s • 41 tre 4 14 (1(1P itt iv 1